JAMB Candidate Shares Exam Experience, Reveals Question About Bepo in Lekki Headmaster
A candidate who recently sat for the 2026 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) has shared his experience online, revealing a specific question he encountered about a character from the English novel Lekki Headmaster. The candidate, identified as @deligslp6ki on TikTok, posted about his exam, stating that some questions were unclear to him.
Candidate Details Question About Bepo's NYSC
In his TikTok video, the candidate highlighted a particular question that caught his attention. He said, "Questions come be like where did Bepo do his NYSC?" referring to Bepo, a character in the novel Lekki Headmaster. This question immediately sparked curiosity and discussion among viewers, many of whom took to the comments section to share their thoughts and suggest answers.
Reactions from Other Candidates and Viewers
The post garnered significant attention, with numerous candidates and online users reacting to the shared question. Here are some of the responses:
- Treasureeee! asked, "Where him go university na benin?"
- DARAH_5 commented, "Me I no see that one ooo."
- Asa nwa noted, "The questions were not hard at all."
- Chizzybaby shared, "I didn't see this question oo my own was who sponsored mr bepo daughter in school is are parents or the British government and make una answer."
- Chinaza peace recalled, "As I see question na once I brust laugh."
- Odeyemi Blessing added, "Eiii. I did mine yesterday I didn’t see question like that."
Other reactions included concerns about the exam's difficulty and expressions of faith in divine help for good scores. For instance, r3y said, "The seminar Bepo went to I didn’t see it in the book Omo God help us, admission and good score o Jesus," while fae91 expressed, "E hard ni, abeg my own na tomorrow oo any expo."
Background on Candidates Sharing Exam Experiences
This incident is part of a trend where JAMB candidates have been taking to social media to discuss their UTME experiences. According to various news publications, many candidates have shared their stories online, often highlighting specific questions or challenges faced during the exam. In a related report, a JAMB candidate advised others to prepare well, noting that about 16 questions in his English exam came from the novel Lekki Headmaster and describing the test as tough.
Broader Concerns About Education and Employment
In a separate but related story, a Nigerian man expressed concern after observing a large crowd of students writing the JAMB examination. He worried about future job opportunities in the country, suggesting that many young people might struggle to secure employment and may need connections to succeed. This highlights broader issues in Nigeria's education and employment sectors, as the UTME is a critical step for students seeking admission into tertiary institutions.
The sharing of exam questions and experiences online reflects the growing use of social media by students to connect and share information. It also underscores the importance of thorough preparation for standardized tests like the UTME, as candidates navigate the competitive landscape of higher education in Nigeria.
